[voitvoder]

It obviously wouldn't. What makes the most sense is that Altman's ousting was orchestrated by Sutskever but he is too important to let go to another project or he would already be gone.

Would have hardly been a shock that "after an exhaustive search for the next CEO, we have decided the most capable person to replace the interim CEO is low and behold Ilya Sutskever."

The fact even I know Sutskever signed the petition is just another aspect of this Shakespearean drama, Sutskever doth protest too much me thinks.

[pas]

how do we know he really signed that petition? it's not like he posted about it, no?

// nitpick, it's lo (from look) not low

[SpicyLemonZest]

He did, he made a public Twitter post saying he regretted his original actions and wanted the company back together now.

[pas]

which is ridiculous washing of his hands. he was on the board as chairman. he could have issued a dissenting statement on Friday, etc. that tweet that late was at best very weird and useless